October 10, 2002

While I was unable to attend the protests against the upcoming war on Iraq, I feel a need to respond to Matthew Hillson’s (“Protestors miss big picture,” Oct. 3, p.1) call for a crusade against the “politics of whim.” In truth, this fight ought to be placed at his feet, and the feet of those […]

The GW women’s volleyball team lost a non-conference match to cross-town rival Georgetown in three quick games Tuesday night. Head coach Jojit Coronel said while the match was not important in conference standings, a win would have been a nice step after his team’s loss to Temple last Saturday. “We’re at a point in our […]

Imagine yourself as a soccer player on a fast break, not being able to hear your teammates call “man on!” Imagine yourself open in front of the net, not being able to call for the ball. For most athletes this would be inconceivable, but for freshman men’s soccer player Mike Higgins, this is the story […]

I think it would behoove all GW students (particularly women) to read A. Chace Wessling’s thoughtful letter to the editor (“Don’t sit on sidelines,” Oct. 3, p. 5), and then read the Bar Belle column of the same day (“Sign of the Whale,” p. 10). Then read Wessling’s letter again. The juxtaposition – the irony […]

The Web site cruisingforsex.com is once again listing GW bathrooms as hot spots for sexual activity, a year after University Police barred men from campus for incidents of lewd conduct. For three years, UPD has nabbed numerous individuals for sexual activity in men’s bathrooms on campus. UPD reports a decrease in these “lewd acts” since […]

The Twins beat the A’s, the Yanks are sittin’ at home and I don’t even care that Barry Bonds is still playing, because it’s October and the Fall Classic is right around the corner. That’s right, baseball fans. The playoffs are in full swing and I’m more excited than a freshman at his first keg […]

“That’s very funny, David, but you can’t joke your way through life,” teachers told Dave Barry in school. The two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning humor columnist and novelist opened his book-promoting speech at Lisner Auditorium last night by addressing the question of where he finds his ideas. His answer – where he lives, sunny Miami, Fla. “Many […]

This coming Monday is Columbus Day. The majority of universities in the nation get this day off, but like many other holidays George Washington does not. Columbus Day stands for something much more then a simple day off from school. Christopher Columbus is an Italian hero, an American hero and an Italian-American hero. My grandfather […]

Delta Gamma wins sorority soccer title Seven sororities competed in a soccer tournament hosted by the Beta Theta Pi fraternity Sunday afternoon near the Washington Monument. Delta Gamma defeated Kappa Kappa Gamma in the final game to win the Beta Cup. Beta Theta Pi members acted as coaches, referees, linesmen and cheerleaders in support of […]

On the morning of Sept. 10, 2001 Robyn Walensky went to work as usual, a reporter for the Associated Press Network Radio in New York. She was covering volatile markets at the New York Stock Exchange. That day she ate lunch outside the World Trade Center. The following day Walensky was assigned to cover the […]